Join us for any or both of our two Field Foraging Plant ID intensives where you will be immersed in the Art of Wild Foraging and Native Plant Identification.
Saturdays, April 19th and May 3rd we will travel abroad from our base to explore the lower Sonoran Desert and its flora.
Blue Wash Trailhead, Cave Creek, AZ
Special emphasis will be placed on native plant identification and traditional uses as well as foraging tips and techniques. The locations selected will offer students wild foraged herbs for their personal apothecaries. These excursions are spectacular adventures especially designed to reconnect our students with natures healing.
Each weekend will offer takeaways of wild foraged herbs. We encourage you to come prepared to hike, harvest, carry, and explore mother nature!
This is an opportunity to grow your nature connection and understanding of plant healing, giving you the confidence necessary to find the miracles you need in nature!
Native Plant ID and traditional uses
Basic Foraging Techniques
Harvesting, Processing and Storing Herbs
Trail Time on Location; TBD on bloom, Sonoran Desert
Plants on our trail list; Algerita, Brittlebush, Globemallow, California Poppy, Chaparral, Mock Vervain, Desert Willow, Yerba Santa, Wolf Berry, Ocotillo, Desert Lavender, Tarragon, Wild Buckwheat, Milky Oats, Jojoba, Yerba Mansa, Curly Dock, Cottonwood, Mugwort, Thistle, Cholla, Canyon Bursage, Red Root
We always offer sliding scale. We want to teach anyone ready to get on The Medicine Trail! Short of funds but want to participate? Call or text us! 443-623-0524
